New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-19
NEWPORT FILLING UP.
A HOST OF PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT
GUESTS.
TIE WEATHER sTILL CooL-NEw ARRIVALS Al
COTTAGES AND HoTELs-PERsoNAL-

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COTTAGES AND HOTELs-PERsoNAL
NEWPORT r. l., June 1S.-Newport is rapidly
eIrg nm not only with permanent but with transient
;.ors and no one be found who desires to stake
b;s reputation on predicting dull season. More IMAM
the usua number of cottages have been rented, and
that too very desirable tenants who VIII De hearo
from in no uncertain manner during the forthcoming
sooson of tashion Many IA will be seen here
TIM number who are scheduled as cottagers for the
first time being unusually large. All are welcome
and II ia supposed that the newcomers will gam
footing in what is termed "Newport society," The
weather is trihe cool to suit the hotel keepers ana
others but the cottagers do not complain and are well
aatisGed The Ocean House, which opens tor the
season next week. has more rooms engaged for the
season than was ever known before.
Among the cottagers who have recently arrived
for the season the following:
C. T. SnnicksoD, Philadelphia; Careys, Chanting
Caotoir John W. Downing New-York Malbone-ave.
Edward Matthews. New York; Cushing's, Ocean
ave- near the Spouting Rock.
Harry Sigourney, Boston De Blois's, Cranston-sve.
CT. L'v.rmore, New-York Luce's, Rhode Island
Miss Whitwell. Boston, Berkey-ave.
George W. Wales Boston. Yznaga-ave.
Henry Clevs, New. York, Ocean-ave., near SCOUTING
Rock. ~
Mrs Mary Mason Jones, New-Yorh Fillmore.st.
T. o. Richardson, Boston, Ledge Road
Richard Baker, Boston, Ledge Road.
Colonel jerome n. Bonaparte, Baltimore, Harrison
ave.
Edwin C. Angel, Providence, Westinghouse.
Mrs John w. Slater New-York. Narragansett-avc.
Donnell Swan, Baltimore StocktoDs, Bellevue-ave.
Mrs Berryman New-York; Dyers Catherine-st.
George L. Schuyler New-York Whartons, Conani-
cut Island
Seth B. sttt Philadelphia, BeIlcuve-ave and Pei
bap-st
william H. osgood, New York; Bruers, Bellevue
Rev. DR.. william F. Morgan, Ncw-YOrk; Cases,
Kay-st
james Morris, New-York; Brownson's, Washing
ton.st
Mrs. Thomas Garner. Ney-Y York; Wildes Kay-st.
James I. Atterbury, New-York; Kings, Bellevue
W. strother Jones, jr.. NewYork; Riggs,
Catherine-st.
Mrs. r. Baker. Boston, Ledge Road
Atherton Blight Philadelphia Beslevue-ave
Hugh X. Norman, Boston. GEAR Lawton's Valley.
George n. Norman. Boston Beach-st.
Mrs. Sarah A. Kendall, New-York, Westinghouse.
Mrs fmene Dore and Mrs. John j. Hecksoher
New-York; Basts Beevuc-ave.
Robert George Il. De Forest and Mrs Hargous
Nrw-YorS Van Aliens. Ochre Point.
Mason Renshaw Jones, New-York. FIllmore-st.
Richard NJ. Hunt, New-Yorl, BelleVue-ave. and
Touro-st.
Lieutenant Luclen Young L. S. N; Armistcad's
Gibbs-ave.
stuyvesant lie Roy. New-York Mann-ave.
Jane Morris, Philadelphia, Westinghouse.
George Bancroft, the historian, Washington,
Bancroft-aye and the Clits.
g. W Emmons New-iork. Conanicut Island.
Mrs. Bayard Stockton. Princeton, n j.. Oehre Point
Mrs II. W. Gray, New-York, Narra5ansett-ave.
Mrs J. W. Auchincoss, New-York; Russells,
Narragansett-ave.
F. j. KuowlCon, New York Brceses Francis-st
Charles s. Boyd. New-York, the Berkeley, Bellevue
Judge IT. W. BooKstaver, New-York Purgatory Road
Edward Tuck, New York dEldredge'sl ochre Point
Mrs. Joseph j. Cooke, Providence one Mile Corner.
Josiah Low, Brooklyn Harrlson-aYe.
Miss Amory. Boston (Wildes'sl kayst
Professor Alexander Agasslz Cambridge, Mass; Castle
W II. Dunbar, Boston CBigelows) Westinghouse.
Herman T. livingston. New-York, Cfi.ave John r
Ford. New-York Hadon Bnl. william NJ Kingsland,
searboro-on-the Hudson Pendleton's ochTe Point;
John Lawrence. New4ork; Chanlers) Bath Road and
the GINS. Rev. Henry J. Van Dyke; Jr.. York;
Gyrc'D Beachst Mrs Willdermins New York; Belle
Addison Cammack. who il 50 well known In Wallst,
has rented the cottage Belevueave owned by Walter
/. Kane of Newiork. Mr. and mrs. Kane have gone to
Bar IIarbor where they have taken cottage r.,...
Mrs William Edgar OF NewYork who goes to Europe
soon has rented her cottage on beaehs to Mrs Hay
The New-York Press Association and tho cougrega-
tona Club OF Brockon. Mass, visited Newport Fri
day. the former stopping at the Clifton House ana the
Mrs. 4 8 Quinlon, the secretary OF tho National
womcn'- Indian Association. delivered very interest
Ing address before the local society on THURSDAY.
yachts sacfem. Wanderer. Gitana and Ambassadress
have oeon Ia the harbor this week.
Mrs W. X Armistead and Colonel Creighton. who have
rented their cottages have Poniret. Ctonn
the summer
Mira A. Morton Chase OF New York. has arrived at the
Dame cottage on Broadway for the summer
The late Mrs James Coates, who died In Providence
few days was prominent cottage resident
william Dorsheimer, OF New-iOrk, has purchased
from .lonn II. Glover four and one half OF
land which adoins his previous purchase from
tho gentleman. Mr. D. has graded
his original purchase and intends TO erect a
tine villa thereon. Mr. and nrs DOrsheimer have taken
the cottage on bellevue Court owned by Mrs j. g. John
son. OF Philadelphia.
Ex-Governor Bullock, OF Georgia viii spend a portion
OF the at the Gin Cottage Hotel. and Mr.. and
Mr. and Mrs C. O. selln. OF NewYork will be the guests
OF Mr.. Thomas Garner, at the Wilde cottage Kay-st
Canon Wherefore and family. or southampton, Eng
land. al the Clih Avenue Hotel
"FoNy" kocde aud Joseph stevens OF the wife OF
the Marquis dc Taleyrand PerlgOrl viii summer at the
Berkeley, Bellevur-ave Charles i. Bates, OF New
York. will also be al the same place.
Among the visitors tho cottages j. G.. BeresfOrd,
W. c. Thorn and BENJAMIN H. Brewster. OF New
York Miss Kate Beach, of Washington and Horace
Binney. OF Providence.
new and handsome cottage is TO be erected at
once IN Belevueave. for William ii. OsgOod, OF New
York who is occupying n rented cottage In the
thoroughfare. Mr. Osgood purchased large building
site Oak Lawn from the executors OF the estate Of the
late Charles n. Russell, OF New-lork q
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